The barley variety Madras appears in European research programs as an object for genetic study of traits. In agronomic literature, it is encountered as part of breeding selections.
The variety possesses confirmed complete resistance to the mlo gene, which is responsible for protecting the plant against powdery mildew. Other morphological characteristics, such as plant height, maturity dates, or grain quality indicators, are not presented in open sources.
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Countries of admission
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